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  • 2018-09-20 at 8:16 AM#859048
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    Depending on the size of the piece, you could also use electrolysis to remove the rust before applying primer. Fill a plastic bucket with water, add a bit of borax, and hang both the piece and a scrap of rebar from a length of wood that lays across the top of the bucket, using bare coat hanger wire. Set the charger to 12V/2A. Attach the positive clamp to the wire holding the rebar, and the negative to the wire holding the workpiece. You should see good results within two hours or so.

    There is in every heart a threshold, a point at which hopeless and resignation cannot penetrate, a point at which life and death are equal forces. At this moment, a new kind of courage is born within the heart of even the dreariest slave. -- L. Sprague De Camp

    2018-09-20 at 8:42 AM#859061
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    Forgot to mention that you should use a car battery charger. Sorry about that.

    There is in every heart a threshold, a point at which hopeless and resignation cannot penetrate, a point at which life and death are equal forces. At this moment, a new kind of courage is born within the heart of even the dreariest slave. -- L. Sprague De Camp

    2018-09-20 at 3:46 PM#859191

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    The piece of metal in question has been dealt with. Thanks for the advice. No need to respond further.

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